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Andrea Grinberg
JoinedOctober 20, 2015
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Andrea spends the majority of her time playing with her two sons. She is a professional cellist, and the owner/creator of Wrapunzel. Her life seems to be about turning contradictions into harmony and giving her creator a good laugh.

We’ll Never Feel Ready

Andrea Grinberg·3 min read
No rehearsal, no practice time. But someone, something, is rooting for us.

Your Wrinkles Are Prettier Than I Am

Andrea Grinberg·15 min read
Am I the only one that feels this way?

When I’m 94

Andrea Grinberg·3 min read
What I need myself to remember about being a new mother.

Why I Won’t Have Dinner Alone With Your Husband

Andrea Grinberg·4 min read
To put it bluntly, I flirt.

Andrea’s Shabbat Hosting Guidelines

Andrea Grinberg·12 min read
No politics. Pass all the food. And tell us your life story.

Here, Weakest Means Strongest

Andrea Grinberg·2 min read
I remember a year ago when you were there for me, holding on in the same way and telling me that I was so beautiful. Now I understand.

Being Wrong Feels So Darn Good

Andrea Grinberg·9 min read
My worldview is changing so much that, at this rate, I’m going to be a spectator sports loving fanatic within five years.

Why I’m Glad I Yelled At My Professor

Andrea Grinberg·7 min read
I felt something boil up inside me. I simply could not take it anymore. I interrupted him, “Stop telling me what not to do and tell me what TO do!!”

I’m Dreaming Your Dream

Andrea Grinberg·4 min read
On Yom Hazikaron/Haatzmaut, despite all odds I am praying for the place that we know can be, the dream that we all have, the reality that seems so far, yet is so real that it outweighs all other realities.

Why I Refuse To Quit the Cello

Andrea Grinberg·7 min read
I had slammed a door on the purest part of my soul. And for what? Like a baby crying out for its mother, I had denied its outstretched arms, turned the key, and plugged my ears to the cries.
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